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October 25, 2001 - 0:00 AM - Source : IBF
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 Wong Choong Hann's semi-finals berth at the Realkredit Denmarkhas seen him break back into the top five of the world ranking, and regain his status as Malaysia's top singles player.
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October 21, 2001 - 0:00 AM - Source : IBF
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 As sometimes happens, the final of the men’s singles between Bao Chunlai and Lin Dan didn’t keep its promises. Maybe due to Lin’s anxiety, unless it was because the two former juniors knew each other so well. There was a hint of resignation in Lin’s eyes each time he would commit an unforced error.
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October 20, 2001 - 0:00 AM - Source : IBF
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 The quarter-final between Camilla Martin and Mia Audina was a great fight, until the Indonesian born Dutch player pulled a muscle - then it was a one sided match.
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October 20, 2001 - 0:00 AM - Source : IBF
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 Lin Dan and Bao Chunlai have taught their elder opponents that they can be counted on in coming years to rise to the top of the badminton world. They both secured a place in Sunday’s final of the Realkredit Denmarkin the most impressive way.
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October 19, 2001 - 0:00 AM - Source : IBF
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 Ayob Sairul Amar's good run in last week's Dutchwas no luck: in his first 6* tournament, the 21-year-old Malaysian upset the number one seed Chen Hong of China to enter the quarter-finals.
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October 18, 2001 - 0:00 AM - Source : IBF
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 Pi Hongyan and Yao Jie were two of the shining stars in recent Grand Prix events - Pi won the Germanand Yao Jie reached the Rutac Hollandfinal last weekend.
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October 17, 2001 - 0:00 AM - Source : IBF
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 After Taufik Hidayat's shocking announcement that he is to quit badminton, there was more bad news just around the corner for Indonesian fans.
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October 09, 2001 - 0:00 AM - Source : IBF
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Peter Gade will be hoping to put his injury woes behind him when he steps on court to defend his title at the Realkredit Denmarknext week (16-21 October).
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October 26, 2000 - 0:00 AM - Source : IBF
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Everyone stood up as one when Poul Erik (pictured) left the centre court of the new Farum Arena. It was a standing ovation tinged with sadness as the home king played his last match in front of his home crowd. Not playing as he usually does, the Dane had to let go much earlier than he had expected or wished. It was Xiao Hui of China who had the honour to beat the former Olympic champion. If the Dane didn't play his best game, Xiao on the contrary showed that he could be a threat to the very top players in this Danish
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